Difference between revisions of "NewtonBodyGetFreezeState"
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== Return == | == Return == | ||
| − | * Tells you, if the body is in Freeze state. | + | * int - Tells you, if the body is in Freeze state. |
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| + | == Description == | ||
| + | * When a body is created it is automatically placed in the active simulation list. As an optimization | ||
| + | * for large scenes, you may use this function to put background bodies in an inactive equilibrium state. | ||
| + | * This function tells Newton that this body does not currently need to be simulated. | ||
| + | * However, if the body is part of a larger configuration it may be affected indirectly by the reaction forces | ||
| + | * of objects that it is connected to. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 05:37, 18 June 2019
NewtonBodyGetFreezeState
API int NewtonBodyGetFreezeState(const NewtonBody* body);
Usage
Get the Freeze state of the body.
Parameters
- const NewtonBody *bodyPtr - is the pointer to the body.
Return
- int - Tells you, if the body is in Freeze state.
Description
- When a body is created it is automatically placed in the active simulation list. As an optimization
- for large scenes, you may use this function to put background bodies in an inactive equilibrium state.
- This function tells Newton that this body does not currently need to be simulated.
- However, if the body is part of a larger configuration it may be affected indirectly by the reaction forces
- of objects that it is connected to.
See also
NewtonBodyGetSleepState NewtonBodyGetAutoSleep NewtonBodySetAutoSleep NewtonBodySetFreezeState
